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Bone cell culture: Osteoblasts, osteoclasts and osteocytes - Anna Teti

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ECTS PhD Training course<br />

<strong>Bone</strong> Cell Culture: <strong>Osteoblasts</strong>,<br />

Osteoclasts <strong>and</strong> Osteocytes<br />

<strong>Anna</strong> <strong>Teti</strong><br />

Department of Experimental Medicine<br />

University of L’Aquila<br />

L’Aquila, Italy<br />

teti@univaq.it


L’Aquila


L’Aquila


Gran Sasso d’Italia


L’Aquila = The Eagle


<strong>Bone</strong> Cell Technology


<strong>Bone</strong> Cells


<strong>Bone</strong> Cell Array


Osteoblast Isolation<br />

• Wong G, Cohn DV. Separation of<br />

parathyroid hormone <strong>and</strong> calcitoninsensitive<br />

<strong>cell</strong>s from non-responsive bone<br />

<strong>cell</strong>s. Nature 1974 252:713-715.<br />

• Robey, P. <strong>and</strong> Termine, J. D. Human<br />

bone <strong>cell</strong>s in vitro. Calcif Tissue Int 1985<br />

37:453-460.


Sequential Trypsin-Collagenase<br />

Digestion<br />

Human<br />

Mouse


Osteoblast Morphology<br />

<strong>Osteoblasts</strong><br />

Fibroblasts


Osteoblast Markers<br />

Alkaline phosphatase<br />

Cohen, 2006


Cultured <strong>Osteoblasts</strong><br />

Phase contrast<br />

Alkaline Phosphatase<br />

Collagen I<br />

Mineralization


Ascorbic acid<br />

β-glycerophosphate<br />

Mineralized Nodule


Mineralized Nodule<br />

Mineralized<br />

matrix<br />

Osteoblast<br />

Osteocyte


Mesenchymal Stem Cells


Mesenchymal Stem Cells<br />

• Adipogenic<br />

• Insulin<br />

• Dexamethasone<br />

• Isobutyl-methylxanthine<br />

•Osteogenic<br />

•BMP2<br />

• Ascorbic acid<br />

• β-glycerophosphate<br />

•Chondrogenic<br />

• Insulin<br />

• Ascorbic acid<br />

•TGFβ1


Trans-differentiation from<br />

Adipocytes


Trans-differentiation into<br />

Adipocytes


Circulating (Pre)-<strong>Osteoblasts</strong><br />

Sorted by<br />

MACS (anti-OC)<br />

Separated by FACS<br />

Eghbali-Fatourechi et al., 2007


Model for Circulating<br />

(Pre)-<strong>Osteoblasts</strong><br />

Eghbali-Fatourechi et al., 2007


Osteocytes


Ossicles of the Ear


Osteocytes


Step procedure<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

8<br />

9<br />

Soft tissues <strong>and</strong> periosteum are removed from the long bones of 3-day-old rats.<br />

<strong>Bone</strong>s are dipped into 70% ethanol for 15 s to kill most of the <strong>cell</strong>s in the<br />

superficial layer.<br />

Epiphyses are cut off, shaft is cut longitudinally, <strong>and</strong> bone marrow is removed by<br />

scraping <strong>and</strong> extensive washing. <strong>Bone</strong> pieces are washed with PBS (5×3 min<br />

each).<br />

Pieces of bone are incubated in collagenase solution at 37°C for 20 min, four<br />

times (fractions 1–4).<br />

Supernatants are collected at each time <strong>and</strong> centrifuged at 200g for 5 min. Pellets<br />

are suspended in <strong>cell</strong> <strong>culture</strong> medium for <strong>cell</strong> <strong>culture</strong>. <strong>Bone</strong> pieces are rinsed<br />

twice with Hanks' balanced salt solution (HBSS), <strong>and</strong> twice with PBS.<br />

Residual bone pieces are treated with 5 mM EDTA in PBS containing 0.1% BSA at<br />

37°C for 20 min. Step 5 is repeated (fraction 5).<br />

<strong>Bone</strong> pieces are treated with collagenase solution at 37°C for 20 min. Step 5 is<br />

repeated (fraction 6).<br />

<strong>Bone</strong> pieces are cut into smaller pieces, treated with EDTA at 37°C for 20 min.<br />

Step 5 is repeated (fraction 7).<br />

Residual bone pieces are washed with HBSS <strong>and</strong> PBS <strong>and</strong> treated with<br />

collagenase solution at 37°C for 20 min. Step 5 is repeated (fraction 8).


Osteocytes


Cell Types in the Various Cell<br />

Fractions<br />

Fraction<br />

1+2<br />

3+4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

8<br />

Fibroblast-like<br />

<strong>cell</strong>s a<br />

52.5%<br />

28.3%<br />

26.9%<br />

22.6%<br />

10.7%<br />

10.6%<br />

Osteoblast-like<br />

<strong>cell</strong>s b<br />

36.8%<br />

50.3%<br />

29.1%<br />

18.9%<br />

12.8%<br />

11.5%<br />

a<br />

ALP-negative elongated spindle-shaped <strong>cell</strong>s<br />

b<br />

ALP-positive <strong>and</strong> cuboidal in shape<br />

c<br />

ALP-negative (or only weakly positive) stellate <strong>cell</strong>s<br />

Osteocyte-like<br />

<strong>cell</strong>s c<br />

10.7%<br />

21.4%<br />

44.0%<br />

58.5%<br />

76.5%<br />

77.9%<br />

Gu et al., 2006


Osteocyte Phenotype<br />

Fibroblasts<br />

<strong>Osteoblasts</strong><br />

Osteocyte<br />

ALP<br />

Osteocalcin<br />

Gui et al., 2006


Osteocyte Phenotype<br />

Connexin 43<br />

Gu et al., 2006


Role of Osteocytes


Osteoclasts


<strong>Teti</strong> <strong>and</strong> the Osteoclasts…


<strong>Teti</strong> <strong>and</strong> the Osteoclasts…<br />

….30 years later


Chicken Osteoclasts


Chicken Osteoclasts


Podosomes


Rat Osteoclasts


Pit Assay


Osteoclast Markers<br />

TRAcP Actin ring VNR<br />

•CTR<br />

• Cathepsin K<br />

• MMP9<br />

•Pits


Mechanisms of <strong>Bone</strong> Resorption<br />

RANKL<br />

RANK<br />

H 2<br />

O + CO 2<br />

CAII<br />

H + + HCO3-<br />

HCO3-<br />

PLEKHM1<br />

OSTM1<br />

CL -<br />

MMP9<br />

CatK<br />

ClCN7<br />

V-ATPase<br />

CL -<br />

H +<br />

Resorbing Lacuna


Pit Assay<br />

Mulari et al., 2005


Resorption Pits<br />

Sobacchi et al., 2007


Hydroxyapatite Resorption


Collagen Degradation Assay


Osteoclast Ontogeny<br />

Macrophage<br />

Monocyte<br />

Osteoblast<br />

Haematopoietic<br />

precursors<br />

Myeloid <strong>cell</strong><br />

Osteoclast<br />

Polarized<br />

osteoclast<br />

Pre-osteoclast


Osteoblast-Osteoclast Co-<strong>culture</strong><br />

Treatment with 1,25(OH) 2<br />

VitaminD 3


Osteoclast Ontogeny<br />

Macrophage<br />

Monocyte<br />

Osteoblast<br />

Haematopoietic<br />

precursors<br />

Myeloid <strong>cell</strong><br />

RANKL M-CFS<br />

RANK c-fms<br />

Osteoclast<br />

Polarized<br />

osteoclast<br />

Pre-osteoclast


M-CSF <strong>and</strong> RANKL<br />

RANKL<br />

M-CSF<br />

RANK<br />

c-Fms<br />

Osteoblast<br />

Osteoclast


Purified Osteoclasts<br />

Human Osteoclasts from Peripheral Blood Monocyes


Osteoclast Signalling<br />

Baron, 2004<br />

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